Mental Health Matters: Modeling Calm When the World Feels Loud
By Shari L. Shapiro After the holidays, I hear the same thing from parents, grandparents, and teachers: everything feels louder. Routines come back, life speeds up, and that sense of urgency returns. Even if nothing is wrong, the tension is still there. And our kids...
Lighting the Way: September 2025 Updates from Kids In Crisis
The Kids In Crisis September 2025 Newsletter highlights powerful stories of impact, including the record-breaking Lighthouse Tea Dance, new TeenTalk insights, SafeHaven updates, and upcoming community events that bring hope and support to children and families
Supporting Elementary-Age Kids: Early Signs of Anxiety and How to Help
As summer winds down, many families feel the pressure of getting back into school routines. Whether your child is nervous, resistant, or just not ready, these mental health back to school tips can help ease the transition. From modeling calm behavior to setting tech boundaries and revisiting family values, small steps now can make a big difference later.
Mental Health Back-to-School Tips for Parents and Caregivers
As summer winds down, many families feel the pressure of getting back into school routines. Whether your child is nervous, resistant, or just not ready, these mental health back to school tips can help ease the transition. From modeling calm behavior to setting tech boundaries and revisiting family values, small steps now can make a big difference later.
Lunch and Learn Youth Mental Health: Bring the Conversation to Your Workplace
Lunch and Learn Youth Mental Health sessions bring expert-led conversations into your workplace while funding a week of school-based mental health support. Choose from timely topics like anxiety, social media, suicide prevention, and more—all designed to engage your team and help kids in crisis
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